Republicans delay Loretta Lynch, accuse Democrats of ‘faux outrage’
Source: Politico
Senate Republicans on Thursday defended their handling of Loretta Lynchs nomination for attorney general amid mounting Democratic criticism that the GOP is unnecessarily slow-walking her confirmation.
The Judiciary Committee officially held over Lynchs nomination on Thursday, kicking her confirmation vote until after next weeks congressional recess. Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) said that unfortunately, Lynch did not provide very many responsive answers to her 200-plus-pages of written questions.
Now, I know theres a lot of pressure to answer these questions quickly, but that doesnt excuse the incomplete answers, Grassley said. A nominee to be attorney general should take time to familiarize herself with the important issues the Department of Justice faces.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2015/02/republicans-delay-loretta-lynch-confirmation-115149.html?hp=l3_4
Faux pas
(14,657 posts)of contrary a**holes.
Arugula Latte
(50,566 posts)I first read that as "Loretta Lynn."
George II
(67,782 posts)RationalMan
(96 posts)but the GOP probably didn't like her responses.... (apologizing for the profanity ---- this is for demonstration purposes only)
Question #1: Would you help us deny the right for any minority person (nigger, fag, wetback) from voting in Murka?
Question #2: Would you help us ensure that our good buddies the Koch Brothers take control of Murka?
Question #3: Would you help us finally kill off the middle class and make them serfs so the wealthy can reign supreme?
Question #4: Do you agree that all young nigger bucks should be incarcerated?
This is the kind of questioning they really want to do but they cannot. They are disgusting!
Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)Ding ding ding we got a winner.
freshwest
(53,661 posts)Samantha
(9,314 posts)and not just any election, a presidential one. The agency she would command has under its umbrella the protection of voting rights and election integrity.
Could this possibly have any influence on the Republicans' hesitation in approving her appointment?
Sam